CiviCamp is coming to Leeds in May 2019!
As part of this event, we are also holding two-day administrator training.
Administrator training: Wednesday 1st and Thursday 2nd May, 9.30am to 4.30pm CiviCamp: Friday May 3rd, 9.15am to 4.30pmThese will take place at St George’s Crypt, Great George Street, LS1 3BR, which is only a short walk from Leeds rail station.
Learn how to manage membership renewals in CiviMember in the online session brought to you by Cividesk, "Managing a Membership Renewal Campaign".
Cividesk recently reached out to mahJ so they can share with the community their success with the implementation of CiviCRM. Cividesk spoke with the museum’s IT Manager, Sébastien Pauly, and Communications Attaché, Louise Tellier, to learn more about the challenges they faced before switching to CiviCRM, their experience transitioning to CiviCRM and the benefits of using CiviCRM.
Would you like to gather specific information about your contacts, such as their dietary preferences when they register online for an event or industry information when an organization signs up for a membership? Or maybe you need to create a newsletter sign-up form for your website.
Get in shape with CiviCRM in the New Year! Cividesk is offering an unique opportunity for new CiviCRM users with a one-week online training package of our Fundamentals of CiviCRM courses for a discounted rate.
CiviCamps are casual, locally-organized one day events bringing together CiviCRM users, experts and those who want to discover what CiviCRM is and what it can do. This year, Software für Engagierte e.V., an association of CiviCRM users, came up with the plan to organize annual CiviCamps in Germany. 43 users, experts and interested organizations attended the first camp that took place November 15th in Halle (Saale).
This is just a quick reminder that as announced in August the CiviCRM release on 2 Jan 2019 will be the last release supporting PHP 5.5.
An interview with Mary Ann Bopp, Development Director of Pets Alive
Pets Alive is a no-kill animal rescue organization with the mission to improve the lives of companion animals through rescue, adoption, advocacy, collaboration, intervention and education. Animals at Pets Alive range from dogs and cats to farm animals. Many of the animals at Pets Alive are older, have special needs or require specific care. Pets Alive is recognized within the local community and nationwide as a leader in developing alliances to end the killing of adoptable animals and promoting the humane treatment of animals. Cividesk recently spoke with Mary Ann Bopp, the Development Director for Pets Alive, who is responsible for the organization’s fundraising. Before joining Pets Alive, Mary Ann gained many technical skills during her 30 plus years at IBM where she became familiar with new technology and gained a real understanding of the power of technology to improve business. She also volunteered extensively at several different no-kill shelters which led to her work at Pets Alive.